[Diy_efi] Interceptor/ECU progress

Steven P. Donegan steve
Mon Mar 12 07:25:35 UTC 2007


2 engine boat - sounds like a real 'fun' (read that as spooky fast)
ride :-)

I am indeed playing in new areas/designing my own ECU - your needs may
be met by something already off the shelf today - megasquirt comes
immediately to mind. That may be the ticket for you. At least today so
to speak - my stuff is not ready for prime time in any way - serious
assembly required :-) A few more months and that will change - today
it's still rocket surgery :-)

On Mon, 2007-03-12 at 00:37 +0000, derek harris wrote:
> hi.  i just registered with diy efi today.  i never sent a post.  i don't 
> know what you are talking about.  therefore whoever you think you are 
> talking to ain't hearing you.  all i really wanna do is set up a cheap 
> runable tbi setup on my 2 engined boat.  you sound like you are way beyond 
> that.  good luck.  derek.
> 
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> >--- "Steven P. Donegan" <steve at donegan.org> wrote:
> >
> > > As usual (being an Engineer) I have kept looking for
> > > the 'ideal' components for the ECU design - the
> > > Interceptor job is simpler so it's not quite as
> > > 'critical'.
> >
> >I got my GM MAF the other day, so I am ready to start
> >data logging when the boards are ready.  Shoot me an
> >email when you have one ready to go.  :)  I can get
> >you details on the pinout and use of the various bits
> >inside the flapper if that'll help, too.  Can we find
> >a way to get the box to burn off the junk on the hot
> >wire MAF after key-off?  I think that all hot wire
> >MAFs from the past 10 years or so have that feature
> >built in to the ECU, and it would be helpful if we
> >could handle that with the MCU.  I'm really jazzed
> >about the flapper replacement project, and am eager to
> >start data logging.  :D
> >
> > > it has most of what I would ideally like to have -
> > > so this week I believe I will attempt to design my
> > > first surface mount circuit board using 3 of these
> > > chips.
> >
> >Cool.  :D  I am really digging the amount of
> >processing power and ADC channels we can fit into a
> >small space without it costing an arm and a leg.
> >Maybe eventually I can start working on some runtime
> >code to allow the ECU to work like current-gen OE
> >units; they actually have a mathematical model of the
> >engine and its behavior, and fuel based on what the
> >model outputs.  Seems to give much finer control over
> >power and emissions, and it would be incredibly cool
> >to be able to play around with that stuff without
> >having to work for a university or a Tier 1.  :D
> >
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